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The file on Aaron Hernandez

The file on Aaron Hernandez

All-American Gator

Aaron Hernandez played for Urban Meyer's Florida Gators from 2007-2009. As a junior in '09, he was a first-team All-American and won the John Mackey Award (given annually to the nation's best tight end).

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SEC champions

Aaron Hernandez and wide receiver Louis Murphy celebrate after defeating Alabama 31-20 and earning the SEC Championship Trophy in 2008. Hernandez opted to forgo his senior season an enter the NFL Draft.

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Drafted

Aaron Hernandez was drafted by the New England Patriots in the fourth round (113th overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft.

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NFL success

Aaron Hernandez caught 175 passes for 1,956 yards and 18 touchdowns in three seasons with the Patriots.

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Media day

Aaron Hernandez was all smiles during media day prior to Super Bowl XLVI.

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Super Bowl XLVI

The Patriots made the playoffs in each of Aaron Hernandez's three seasons, reaching their high-water mark in Super Bowl XLVI, when Hernandez scored in a loss to the New York Giants.

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Odin Lloyd

A photo of Odin Lloyd taken on Dec. 25 by one of his sisters. Lloyd's body was found on June 17 near Aaron Hernandez's home.

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Arraignment

Charged with murdering Odin Lloyd, a 27-year-old semi-pro football player whose body was found June 17 in an industrial park, Aaron Hernandez stands with his attorney as he is arraigned in Attleboro District Court on June 26.

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Fired

The Patriots cut Aaron Hernandez on June 26, hours after he was arrested by police at his home.

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Landfill

Police cruisers block the entrance to a landfill close to Aaron Hernandez's home in which the body of Odin Loyd was found.

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Bail hearing

After being charged with murder, Aaron Hernandez was denied bail hearing in Fall River, Massachusetts on June 27.

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Carlos Ortiz

Carlos Ortiz was arrested on June 26 as a fugitive from justice. A prosecutor said the arrest came as law enforcement officials were investigating the death of Odin Lloyd.

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Ernest Wallace

Ernest Wallace is escorted from the court room after pleading not guilty during his arraignment on July 8. Wallace is facing an accessory to murder charge in the case against Aaron Hernandez.

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Hernandez residence

Media stakeout outside the house of Aaron Hernandez in North Attleborough, Massachusetts.

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Attleboro District Court

Aaron Hernandez appears at Attleboro District Court on July 24.

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Daniel O'Shea

District Judge Daniel O'Shea addresses the court during Aaron Hernandez's probable cause hearing at Attleboro District Court on July 24.

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Fans and media

Fans and media members crowd around the entrance to the Fall River Justice Center after a bail hearing for Aaron Hernandez.

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Shayanna Jenkins

Shayanna Jenkins, the fiancee of Aaron Hernandez, is escorted by
attorney Janice Bassil after a bail hearing in Fall River Superior Court.

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Ursala Lloyd

Ursala Lloyd (left), the mother of murder victim Odin Lloyd, is comforted in court during the arraignment of Ernest Wallace in Attleboro District Court.

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Lloyd's family

Family members of murder victim Odin Lloyd react during the arraignment of Aaron Hernandez in Attleboro District Court.

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Shaquil Wilkie

Odin Lloyd's teammate, Shaquil Wilkie, weeps during Lloyd's funeral service at Church
of the Holy Spirit in Boston on June 29.

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Patriots store

A sign inside the New England Patriots store at Gillette Stadium gives information about the offer to exchange No. 81 Aaron Hernandez jerseys for those of another player on the team.

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Patriots fans

Fans line up to exchange their Aaron Hernandez football jerseys at Gillette Stadium.

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All-American no more

The University of Florida plans to remove all memorabilia of Aaron Hernandez. This picture is of a brick commemorating his All-American status in 2009.

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Surveillance

Surveillance cameras in Aaron Hernandez's house appear to have captured him holding a pistol by the barrel not long after the June 17 killing of Odin Lloyd.